"Dzerzhinsky" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Lenin also enumerates the faults of Trotsky, Pyatakov, Zinovyev, and Kamenev, and criticizes Bukharin for un-Marxist views. He blames Ordzhonikidze, Stalin, and Dzerzhinsky for Great Russian nationalism and the brutality of the methods used in the invasion of Georgia..",
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          "roman": "Jié'ěrrènsījī",
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          "word": "捷爾任斯基 /捷尔任斯基"
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